reference example packs

Example pack index

ExampleMods contains runnable examples, regression fixtures, and maintained conversions. Copy the smallest example that demonstrates the feature you need. Converted legacy packs are useful compatibility references, but they are often too broad for a first project.

Recommended starting points

Goal	Folder	What it demonstrates
Replace one published asset	simple-nerf-gun	Small explicit asset patch
Add an inherited weapon	additive-nerf-pistol	New weapon based on a Core template
Exercise advanced weapons	weapon-behavior-showcase	Charge, beam, alternate fire, melee, and sprite animation
Add inherited clothing	authored-hairstyles	Layered hair with a moving attachment
Add original clothing	advanced-clothing-showcase	Original rig pieces and persistent attachment
Add an inherited enemy	zombie-1-template	Core enemy template plus replacement atlas
Add an original enemy	prey-green-zombie	Original skeleton, attacks, animations, finisher, stage, and challenge
Add a simple stage	training-yard-stage	Core-backed stage and JSON spawners
Author a Tiled stage	tiled-training-yard	Neutral stage shell, Tiled map, and stage script
Stress-test a map	tiled-stress-arena	Large authored map and verification fixture
Add a game mode	survival-sprint-mode	Spawn, wave, economy, and player rules
Add challenge objectives	challenge-objectives-showcase	General and ordered challenge objectives
Add difficulties	dakozan-extended-difficulties	Additional difficulty profiles

Complete pack list

Folder	Primary purpose
additive-nerf-pistol	Additive inherited weapon
advanced-clothing-showcase	Original clothing and player attachment
animation-reference-gallery	Core-derived enemy animation references
apothem-gun-game	Weapon-progression game mode
authored-hairstyles	Layered moving hairstyle
challenge-objectives-showcase	Challenge objective coverage
cod-perk-machine	Core machine artwork patch
cod-wonderweapon	Core weapon artwork patch
convenience-mechanics	Experimental player and store rules
core-fer-tiled-port	Core-stage Tiled migration reference
cry-when-raped	Small player-face asset patch
dakozan-extended-difficulties	Difficulty profiles
developer-toolkit	Rule-gated runtime developer panel
femboy-refitted-shirt	Clothing artwork refit patches
futanari-small-tweaks	Player artwork patches
futazombies	Core enemy artwork patches
goblin-slayer-armor	Four Core clothing patches
legacy-c4c	Broad legacy gameplay-rule conversion
legacy-clothing-overhaul	Clothing damage and stage rules
legacy-luins-balance	Balance-rule conversion
legacy-overpower	Gameplay-rule conversion
original-dev-extras	Original weapons, attachment, and stage content
prey-bunny-girls	Large asset-patch conversion
prey-green-zombie	Full original-enemy authoring demonstration
raygun-revolver	Core weapon artwork patch
shaded-girl	Player artwork patch
simple-nerf-gun	Minimal weapon artwork patch
smaller-breast	Player body artwork patch
smaller-breast-and-butt	Dependent body and clothing patches
small-tweaks	Small grouped artwork patches
smiling-blush-small-tweaks	Dependent mouth artwork patches
start-with-no-gun	Starter-inventory and economy rules
survival-sprint-mode	Bounded game-mode rules
tiled-stress-arena	Large-map verification content
tiled-training-yard	Tiled stage starter example
training-yard-stage	Template-backed stage
tweaked-fer	FER artwork patches
weapon-behavior-showcase	Advanced weapon behavior
zombie-1-template	Inherited enemy template

Each pack has a root manifest.json and README with its purpose, provenance or workflow notes, and relevant test status.

Choosing safely

• Prefer a purpose-built example over a large conversion.
• Do not copy IDs, authors, or asset licenses unchanged.
• Treat experimental examples as implementation demonstrations, not compatibility promises.
• Run the schema validator and in-game validation after changing paths, IDs, dependencies, or content references.